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Posted by mcsatnyc on August 11, 2008, 1:47 pm
My central AC broke. Every contractor that comes over has a different
solution.
Solutions include -
1) Lenox central AC system
2) Lenox heat pump
3) Fuji duckless heat pump
4) Geothermal system
Some background - my house has oil and an old water well system.
Some questions:
On Long Island will the heat pump systems provide enough heat?
Will they last as long?
Will they really save me a lot of money?
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Posted by B-Hate-Me on August 11, 2008, 3:12 pm
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> My central AC broke. Every contractor that comes over has a different
> solution.
> Solutions include -
> 1) Lenox central AC system
> 2) Lenox heat pump
> 3) Fuji duckless heat pump
> 4) Geothermal system
Has anyone attempted to repair the existing system?
Or did you get the company that wears a circle patch
with a condom and a line through it with the motto,
"If We Can't Fix It, Fuck It"
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> Some background - my house has oil and an old water well system.
> Some questions:
> On Long Island will the heat pump systems provide enough heat?
> Will they last as long?
> Will they really save me a lot of money?
Why not supplement what you have with an A/A heat pump?
That way you've got redundancy without the expense.
They work just fine on LI.
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Posted by mcsatnyc on August 11, 2008, 5:12 pm
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> > My central AC broke. =A0Every contractor that comes over has a differen=
> > solution.
> > Solutions include -
> > 1) =A0Lenox central AC system
> > 2) =A0Lenox heat pump
> > 3) =A0Fuji duckless heat pump
> > 4) =A0Geothermal system
> Has anyone attempted to repair the existing system?
> Or did you get the company that wears a circle patch
> with a condom and a line through it with the motto,
> "If We Can't Fix It, Fuck It"
> > Some background - my house has oil and an old water well system.
> > Some questions:
> > On Long Island will the heat pump systems provide enough heat?
> > Will they last as long?
> > Will they really save me a lot of money?
> Why not supplement what you have with an A/A heat pump?
> That way you've got redundancy without the expense.
> They work just fine on LI.
What's an A/A heat pump???
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Posted by .p.jm on August 11, 2008, 5:27 pm
On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 14:12:26 -0700 (PDT), mcsatnyc@aol.com wrote:
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>> > My central AC broke. Every contractor that comes over has a different
>> > solution.
>> > Solutions include -
>> > 1) Lenox central AC system
>> > 2) Lenox heat pump
>> > 3) Fuji duckless heat pump
>> > 4) Geothermal system
>> Has anyone attempted to repair the existing system?
>> Or did you get the company that wears a circle patch
>> with a condom and a line through it with the motto,
>> "If We Can't Fix It, Fuck It"
>> > Some background - my house has oil and an old water well system.
>> > Some questions:
>> > On Long Island will the heat pump systems provide enough heat?
>> > Will they last as long?
>> > Will they really save me a lot of money?
>> Why not supplement what you have with an A/A heat pump?
>> That way you've got redundancy without the expense.
>> They work just fine on LI.
>What's an A/A heat pump???
Come on, you're from Long Island. Don't ya know what a 'lawn
jockey' is ????
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Posted by Lumpy on August 12, 2008, 12:10 am
.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:
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> On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 14:12:26 -0700 (PDT), mcsatnyc@aol.com wrote:
>
>>>> My central AC broke. Every contractor that comes over has a different
>>>> solution.
>>>> Solutions include -
>>>> 1) Lenox central AC system
>>>> 2) Lenox heat pump
>>>> 3) Fuji duckless heat pump
>>>> 4) Geothermal system
>>> Has anyone attempted to repair the existing system?
>>> Or did you get the company that wears a circle patch
>>> with a condom and a line through it with the motto,
>>> "If We Can't Fix It, Fuck It"
>>>> Some background - my house has oil and an old water well system.
>>>> Some questions:
>>>> On Long Island will the heat pump systems provide enough heat?
>>>> Will they last as long?
>>>> Will they really save me a lot of money?
>>> Why not supplement what you have with an A/A heat pump?
>>> That way you've got redundancy without the expense.
>>> They work just fine on LI.
>> What's an A/A heat pump???
>
> Come on, you're from Long Island. Don't ya know what a 'lawn
> jockey' is ????
Isn't that the one with its ass in the air on Fire Island?
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> solution.
> Solutions include -
> 1) Lenox central AC system
> 2) Lenox heat pump
> 3) Fuji duckless heat pump
> 4) Geothermal system